Lifeform of the week: Camels! 🐪 Did you know? Camels are extremely resilient creatures, well adapted to life in the desert. Camels can tolerate both extreme heat and cold and go several weeks without drinking a drop of water. They eat whatever's available, including plants with thorns or the bones and skins of dead animals. And they have a translucent eyelid to protect their eyes and help them see in sandstorms. Read more about extremely resilient camels: https://earthsky.org/earth/camels-lifef

Camels 🐪are one of the most amazing animals😍, they live in the desert and they, apparently have evolved specifically for that. At least that’s what it seems like. But recent discoveries show that camels actually originated in North America 44 million years ago, then migrated to Asia, Africa where they continued the breeds we know today of Dromedary (the one with one hump 🐪) and Bactrian (the one with two humps 🐫), and South America where they evolved into Llamas, Guanacos, Alpacas and Vicuña

Today, we are introducing a remarkable category of Eco Egypt Experiences first Green List: sustainable diving centers with the Green Fins certification. In 2020, The program was launched to protect coral reefs through environmentally-friendly guidelines promoting sustainable diving & snorkeling, and Egypt was the first country in the African continent & the Middle East to adopt the Green Fins program Mainstreaming Biodiversity in Egypt's Tourism Project (MBDT) and UNDP Egypt , in partnership wit